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You’ll get a prompt for your username, password and email. Go to your terminal and type: npm adduser I’m going to be calling it the terminal from now on. I’m also assuming you can use the command line / console etc. Soon you’ll have hoards of npm modules flying out of your finger tips. That’s why I’m going to show you the tiniest possible npm module. But then you glorify the people doing all the awesome stuff. You think you won’t succeed, so instead you do nothing. That’s why no one ever does anything cool. You’re no expert in making npm packages, but you’d love to learn how.Īll the big elephants stomp around with their giant feet, making package after package, and you’re all like: “I can’t compete with that.”Įver wondered what baby elephants are called?

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Script to automatically update the static and CDN URL in Djangoįor ease, I created a script to automatically update all static content in your template directory in the Django application.Just a tiny elephant with your whole life ahead of you. If you want to use minified version css and js, just add. Jsdelivr also provides the auto minified version of the CSS and Javascript from NPM. We can also use Jsdelivr instead of unpkg. Using Jsdelivr to serve static content in website We can now load the static content from NPM on our website. Using Unpkg to serve static content in website The leading / at the end of the URL is important. Open your browser and enter the url in the below format.įor using specific version package name is vikki-tools so the format will be /. Unpkg and Jsdelivr provide CDN for NPM packages without any configuration. Now we have the package published in NPM. Npm notice integrity: sha512-zynWl1/pL0Wvkk3yhkCzBz7+0A= Npm notice 85.9kB dist/admin/fonts/Roboto-Regular-webfont.woff

Npm notice 159B dist/base64/css/base64_light.css Npm notice 698B dist/base64/css/base64_dark.css Npm notice 16.4kB dist/admin/css/base.css Npm notice 8.4kB dist/admin/css/autocomplete.css Npm notice package: notice = Tarball Contents = npm loginĮmail: (this IS public) in as r_vignesh on. You should already have an account in NPM to publish. Now we are all set, let’s connect to NPM and publish our package. Publish you static content as package in NPM I have various css,images,javascript that will be used in various app inside my django application.īelow are the files which i copied. Now lets copy all our static content to the dist directory. Copy all your static content to dist directory

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But due to performance reason, i started to explore the free CDN to serve my static contentīelow is the nginx configuration snippet for mapping static content. I use my nginx proxy to serve the static content. Django recommends using a proxy server like Nginx to serve its static content. One of the challenges in a Django application is hosting your static content. It is a Django application which uses more memory/CPU, so i can run it in a dedicated instance instead of running the ghost and Django together. I also created a separate website to showcase my open-source tools and I can use the same AWS instance for hosting it. The letsencrypt SSL certificate is also provided by GitHub for my custom domain so i don’t have to worry about managing it.

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Jekyll is a ruby based static blog generator and it has an advantage of free hosting in GitHub. It’s been 2 years now in ghost and I thought of exploring a new hosting option which should be free, supports custom domain name and free SSL. Originally my blog was hosted in WordPress and then I migrated to ghost. I have been utilizing AWS to host my personal blog for almost 3 years now.